
Tariffs and Tax Shifts Create a New Supply Chain Risk Equation
U.S. tariffs are colliding with new tax rules to reshape supply chain strategy, according to BDO’s 2025 Tax Strategist Survey. Companies are raising prices, cutting

U.S. tariffs are colliding with new tax rules to reshape supply chain strategy, according to BDO’s 2025 Tax Strategist Survey. Companies are raising prices, cutting

DHL will pause business parcel services between Germany and the United States starting next week, joining other European postal operators adjusting to sudden changes in

Manufacturers in the consumer packaged goods sector are pivoting toward technology and workforce strategies designed for sustainable growth rather than short-term savings. Rockwell Automation’s 10th

GreyOrange has teamed up with Google Cloud to accelerate the deployment of warehouse robotics, cutting training times from months to weeks and enabling fleets of

The Trump administration has expanded the scope of Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs, extending 50% duties to hundreds of new imports ranging from industrial

Regional retail alliances and consortium-based 3PL networks are breaking down inventory silos, shifting goods between sites in real time to match demand before bottlenecks emerge.

Despite soft rates and uneven demand in the first half of 2025, most U.S. carriers and brokers expect volumes, revenues, and margins to hold steady,

Washington’s promise to fix an overlooked tariff clause and cut auto duties offers Tokyo a reprieve after weeks of trade friction. But the move exposes

Flat budgets and rising costs are squeezing public procurement teams, with inflation eroding purchasing power. Euna Solutions’ 2025 State of Public Procurement Report highlights how

Fixed buffers have traditionally acted as insurance against delays in fulfillment operations, but they come at a cost. By inserting slack time across every stage

U.S. tariffs are colliding with new tax rules to reshape supply chain strategy, according to BDO’s 2025 Tax Strategist Survey. Companies are raising prices, cutting

DHL will pause business parcel services between Germany and the United States starting next week, joining other European postal operators adjusting to sudden changes in

Manufacturers in the consumer packaged goods sector are pivoting toward technology and workforce strategies designed for sustainable growth rather than short-term savings. Rockwell Automation’s 10th

GreyOrange has teamed up with Google Cloud to accelerate the deployment of warehouse robotics, cutting training times from months to weeks and enabling fleets of

The Trump administration has expanded the scope of Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs, extending 50% duties to hundreds of new imports ranging from industrial

Regional retail alliances and consortium-based 3PL networks are breaking down inventory silos, shifting goods between sites in real time to match demand before bottlenecks emerge.

Despite soft rates and uneven demand in the first half of 2025, most U.S. carriers and brokers expect volumes, revenues, and margins to hold steady,

Washington’s promise to fix an overlooked tariff clause and cut auto duties offers Tokyo a reprieve after weeks of trade friction. But the move exposes

Flat budgets and rising costs are squeezing public procurement teams, with inflation eroding purchasing power. Euna Solutions’ 2025 State of Public Procurement Report highlights how

Fixed buffers have traditionally acted as insurance against delays in fulfillment operations, but they come at a cost. By inserting slack time across every stage